- Matchup: Toronto Raptors vs New York Knicks
- Date: Sunday, November 30, 2025
- Venue: Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
- Broadcast: MSG
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This Sunday, the Toronto Raptors (14-5) are set to face the New York Knicks (11-6) at Madison Square Garden.
In their most recent game, the Raptors edged past the Pacers with a narrow 97-95 victory. Toronto ended the game with a field goal percentage of 38.9%, hitting 35 out of 90 attempts, while converting only 5 out of 26 three-point attempts. At the free-throw line, the Raptors excelled, sinking 22 of their 27 attempts for an impressive 81.5%. The team grabbed 48 total rebounds, including 12 on the offensive glass, and recorded 18 assists, forcing their opponents into 18 turnovers while also achieving 9 steals. On the defensive front, Toronto allowed the Pacers to shoot 44.9% (35 for 78) from the field. Indiana managed 20 assists and secured 7 steals during the game, along with 43 rebounds (3 offensive, 40 defensive) and 4 blocks. They struggled slightly at the free-throw line, finishing with 60.9% by converting 14 of 23 shots, and made 11 out of 33 from beyond the arc. Personal fouls saw the Raptors commit 19 while the Pacers recorded 22.
Brandon Ingram was a key contributor in the last matchup, finishing with 47.8% shooting but did not record any assists. He played 38 minutes, grabbed 8 rebounds, and scored a total of 26 points off 11 out of 23 shooting.
The Raptors head into this game with an impressive record of 14-5 this season. They average 14.0 turnovers per game and commit approximately 21.9 personal fouls each game. As a collective unit, Toronto secures an average of 42.4 rebounds and has totaled 563 assists, ranking 3rd in the league in assists. The Raptors are shooting 37.0% from three-point range (225 of 608) and 77.8% from the free-throw line. They score about 119.2 points per game (9th in the league), boasting a shooting percentage of 49.6% overall.
On the defensive end, the Raptors force 16.5 turnovers per game and draw 20.2 fouls. They restrict opponents to 32.2% shooting from long range and currently rank 5th in the NBA for points allowed per game at 112.5. Toronto allows opponents to shoot at a 45.9% rate (750 of 1,633) and yield around 42.8 rebounds per game. Furthermore, they rank 15th in assists allowed, giving up 482 assists this season.
In their previous game, the Knicks secured a dominant 129-101 victory against the Hornets. They collected 33 defensive rebounds and 8 offensive rebounds for a total of 41. New York turned the ball over 15 times while achieving 12 steals in the matchup. Charlotte committed 16 fouls, sending the Knicks to the free-throw line for 18 attempts, where they capitalized by making 16 shots for an 88.9% success rate. From beyond the arc, New York was particularly effective, hitting 13 of 25 attempts (52.0%). The Knicks shot 50 of 88 overall, resulting in an impressive 56.8% shooting rate. Defensively, the Knicks allowed the Hornets to make 35 out of 85 attempts (41.2%) while limiting them to a 30.2% three-point shooting percentage (13 of 43). Charlotte finished with 18 of 24 free throws (75.0%), and New York gave up a total of 35 rebounds (including 9 offensive rebounds) to the Hornets.
Jalen Brunson was instrumental in the Knicks’ win, contributing 33 points in 34 minutes and adding 3 assists. He shot 50.0%, making 14 out of 28 attempts, and collected 2 rebounds.
The Knicks hold a record of 11-6 this season. Offensively, they are hitting 47.2% from the field, which places them at 15th overall in the league. New York has scored a total of 2,054 points, averaging 120.8 points per game while securing 45.8 rebounds. Their assist rate stands at 27.3 assists per game (9th in the league), and they commit 13.5 turnovers per contest. The Knicks also average 21.4 personal fouls per game and excel at the free-throw line, with an 80.1% success rate.
Defensively, New York gives up 37.9% shooting from beyond the arc (256 of 676) and allows opponents a free-throw success rate of 79.3%. They average 25.9 assists and 41.2 rebounds allowed per game, ranking them 11th and 7th in the NBA, respectively. The Knicks are 10th in the league for points allowed per game at 114.3 and force 15.3 turnovers on average, allowing opponents to shoot 46.6% from the field (14th in the league).
Who will emerge victorious tonight in this NBA clash?
Prediction: Take Toronto.
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